He has good taste in anime.

He needs his own tv haha

Sometimes. It can also mean it just wants attention, or a treat. Trello will often bob his head in the direction of something he wants me to give him, or someone he wants me to put him on.

I heard they can also bob their head when they think of you as a mate. Is that true??

Yes, they are. My wife taught Trello to whistle like that on accident. But we love it.

And evil

Thank you.

Thanks, Linda.

They need a bed it hangs from on their enclosure ours LOVES HER TENT BED

Thank you.

I usually get them at Petco. But the last time I bought them, our local mom-and-pop pet store had some on sale. So I bought them.

LOL. Thanks Lili. I have a video coming out on Monday morning that I think you'll enjoy. My wife recorded Trello performing more cuteness.

@@petanything I will watch this 😀

Oh yeah. And he’s always picking up new stuff. I don’t think all green cheeks are like this. Trello is pretty unique.

Can you give me a baby!!!

get a wide one. They like the space more than height.

JnTmarie I just got one....the most enjoyable part of my day is with Wilson ...good luck.

Be careful, the cage in the video is way too big for greencheeks. They shouldn't be able to fit their head through the bars.

@@andrewjackson244 Exactly. I was going to tell the same. Very important. Cage can be very big but the space between bars has to be narrower for thid reason

OMG ME TOO!😀😊😇

Don’t I have it suks they can’t do anything

@@druglords9589 why'd you get one if you clearly don't care about them lmao

Just because a bird's wings are clipped, that doesn't necessarily mean that it can't fly. I used to have a budgie that I could not keep from flying, no matter what I did. I have clipped Trello's wings before, for his safety (or so I thought at the time), and it didn't take long before he figured out how to compensate for the clipping that I had done, and fly again. Eventually, I just figured 'what's the point?' and I stopped doing it. That said, this may not be the case for all birds, and depending on how you clipped your bird's wings, and your bird's determination, it can vary from bird to bird how long it takes. But it could be a few weeks to a few months, depending.

@@petanything My conure isn't that old and it's wings were clipped when it was young, so he/she might not even know how to fly.

@@CrypticOfc My Trello was the same way. He was only 5 months old when I got him, and his wings were already clipped. He figured things out. Again, your bird is not my bird, so I can't predict anything. Just trying to give you hope.

In Trellos's case, it's more of a communication of "I want you to pick me up." Trello always wants to be with us, but when he steps up, he tends to get so excited that he grabs too hard with his beak, and it hurts. Once he's on you, he's fine and non-aggressive. It's just the step-up part that can sometimes hurt when he's this excited. That's why my wife doesn't pick him up.

@@petanything oh okay, I did talk with some other bird owners since I can show videos through fb and they said basically he loves me so much he wants to vomit for me

@@ShilohVoodoo Yeah he sounds like he decided you're his Pair-bond. That's a beautiful thing too but means you obligated to give him a significant amount of love. Birds are such pure but fragile creatures, both physically and emotionally, and they live a long long time and most mate for life. If he sees you as his mate and circumstances separate you he would be heartbroken and might even stay that way for 30 more torturous years...

@@Justadonkey okay that's terrifying to think I hold such control over him, especially since I just got him a little bird buddy so he won't be alone when I have to work a lot

Trello will be 6 years old next month.

I assume you're asking what my bird eats. I don't adhere to any particular brand or product. I just buy any good blend of seeds and pellets from any pet store.

It might just be an attention think. If you and your bird have a good relationship, then it may just want your attention.

It wants to feed you. That is what birds do when they feed their babies. It's called regurgitation and it's a sign they love you and care for you.

A lot of times a bowing motion is a mating ritual. Especially from males.

thats when they have food in their throat, sometimes it comes up and they eat it again. birds also do this to feed their babies

His treats are usually either a papaya bit or a sunflower seed. However, he occasionally gets a piece of apple or other fruit that we may have to share.

Thanks

Trello is a boy. The vet did the DNA test to be sure.

There are no visual indicators. You'll need to take the bird to the vet for a DNA test. That's the only way with most parrots.

Trello will be 6 years old next month.

Hi Kubra. Trello was hatched on July 17, 2014. So he will be 6 years old this year.

@@petanything I have one more question. From what age did he start talking? I have the same bird ❤

@@kubrakilinc4521 I have had mine for 2 years nearly and he didn't talk when I rescued him at 1year old, but does now. I've seen other people's green cheek conures talk at 1 year, much later on in life or never! It really depends on how much you talk to them

Agreed. I've been putting it off because he hates it, and I hate doing it. But you're right, it's time.

And toys

Trello doesn't like most toys. About the only toys he likes are bells. Just recently, I've got him turned onto the round coconut cut-outs. So he's been chewing those as well now.

@@petanything you should put more natural wood perches instead of the smooth ones, they’re really bad for the birds feet and I think the natural ones will be better :(

yes natural wood is better it will cause them feet problems

I have 3 birds and choose natural everything to be safe but my question is how does this give them arthritis?

Dowel perches have no variation in size and texture, the birds just stand on the same thing throughout. The dowel perches offer no exercise for their feet, and since birds are used to standing on normal wood in the wild, having a perch like that can cause a lot of problems for their feet since their feet are always in the same position. That'll be what leads to arthritis and even other conditions, like bumblefoot.